Saudi's First Elite Combat Sports Centre Launches in Jeddah
The Jeddah facility is part of the Kingdom’s broader efforts to strengthen its high-performance sports infrastructure.
A new elite combat sports centre has been inaugurated in Jeddah as part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to strengthen its high-performance sports infrastructure and develop athletes for international competition. The facility was opened on Sunday by Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal, Minister of Sport and President of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
Spanning 3,000 square metres, the centre is dedicated to the development of combat sports including judo, jiu-jitsu, wrestling, taekwondo and karate.
The facility, spanning 3,000 square metres, features dedicated physical training areas, combat sports halls with five training zones, recovery and treatment facilities, and has the capacity to cater to 250 male and female athletes per training session.
The launch is part of Saudi Arabia’s broader efforts to strengthen its high-performance sports infrastructure and develop athletes capable of competing on the international stage.
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